The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-06-30
THE EDITORS DESK.
on TOPICS THAT ARE
INTERESTING THE PEOPLE.
The Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
at Interest Now Before the People.

The Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
al Interest Now Before the People.
The White people Of North Carolina are
almost unit for the establishment Of
tar OH whipping post They believe that
5 undoubtedly the best way to punish
r-,c number Of criminals - Wilson Adj
vance.
The sentiment of the world is against
slavery Every decade witnesses the free
dom of slaves. 1t Is now reported that
Emperor Dom Pedro, of Brazil favors a
Il before the Chamber Of Delegates TO
provide for the freeing Of POO, 600 SLAVES
y taIn the next TWO years.
The St. Paul Globe sent out circulars
relative to the candidates for the preei
darey in 1883 More than 5000 replies
from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin. Dakota
auI Montana We're received. There is but
tie opposition TO Cleveland Blaine Is
-ac Republican favorite Lincoln IS the
fayorte for Vice President Iowa is
,tr5us Tor Carlisle
Nr j. B. Sheriff., editor Of the Concord
Times. has been publishing a bright, clean
and high toned paper, and making it
success We are glad to know that he has
purchased the Concord Register which
Viii toe merged into the Times. This will
give Concord one paper and first class
oI.c. We hope the people Will give 1t as
nrr.tl Il support as 1t deserves 70 receive
the -, y G.. Cotton Mills. cleared
Sl2 600 III the months Of January, Febru
yry and March. ES.
II thu, is 50, ii shows how much money
owners OF cotton mills in North Carolina
are making The total investment in the
above Mill, is less than 800 000. 1t is
a pertinent inquiry, suggested by the above
paragraph: Do the operatives get better
pay or shorter hours in hese days of large
dividends; This inquiry is not to the
above Mill alone-it is to all Of them. If
uot the CHRONICLE asks, why not?
That was commendable act upon the
part of the business men of kernersvllle
last week when they purchased a power
press for Mr. J. H. Lindsey, who had been
=,
worth of Mr. Lindsey and determined not
TO lose him 1t is rare that 50 worthy
ra;,.a- -,,o, a,.;aanca of a,nrac;a-
ton Mr. Lindsey can work better for
Perhaps after all, the President acted
with more shrewdness in appointing the
r.a,ro Trorter 10 the marshalship of the
District Of Columbia. than his friends and
..na,rias e,avo him credit for The appoint-
MONT ! said IA have rlaased and wo, over
~ %arrbar,, r..,roas who v4ra
.,l-.ad,. 3is.a1i.+i.d wirh tha treatment
.;,.I.d 4rar, .boir u.bi+a Pannh1icar
TRENDS several OF the Northern states
are VET! cloSe' ou' "'u'' 'o i1o ioi'7 50
IL the negro vote OF even d l"ii i'"'' ~ ~
e''-" he Won over 70 'iie l'eliiooi '''-
"arrenloh "a@eele'
nov series of southern articles begins
IN the JuI. Harper-s with the heading.
,.4ara and There IN the south The
writer Tahacca HARDING Davis weayes
INTO 4 hriobt story form the narrative Of
recent trip from Washington through the
GuIf states into the Acadian country.
i.,1 ,,.-,,+;l,,, :; ,,;,-o,, 70 tL, ,ro,,;,7a,,t
3 4t,,o.t+ ana Iifa
,touol.a,;u +ba Nv south >.
This -+,,,.+oI,na,+ in which tho marty
f,.,,,.,...,.. 70 Nfl,,4,o,,arv Alaharna oraph.
fe,u,. da,,;.ts tho 1-io1an+ contrasts between
.taC1d cordition of +binoS and tbA nres
t TIA an+ir. .a,iaS i II he haautifnIly
;uI.+ratad ~ William Hamilton Gibson
,,,.r,. material colIac+od On n snecial tonr
e ~. ,,,,,o.o a,d tho anoravincs in
She ,or+ de1non.trata that the value of
fpe -evt u.iIl he greatly enhanced by the
,,ti.ri,. iIlr,..ra+,ons
SOMETHING has been sad IN the press
ABOUT one bed9ies no "f'' pu' III J'ii a. ~
the facts we learn are these: one l.Otholz